Shannopin Country Club

1 Windmere Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15202

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Course
18 holes

Shannopin Country Club Scorecard

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Tees, Slope & Course Rating

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Shannopin Country Club by the Numbers

Shannopin Country Club plays to a par of 0 and measures 6,217 yards from the blue tees. The layout features 0 par-3s, 0 par-4s and 0 par-5s. The longest test is the 10th, stretching 552 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 7th at 134 yards.

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About Shannopin Country Club

Shannopin Country Club features an engaging 18-hole layout that stretches to 6,217 yards from the back Blue tees. This par-71 course is known for its pristine bentgrass greens and well-placed hazards that can challenge players of all skill levels. With a slope rating that reflects a balanced challenge, the course rewards thoughtful strategy and precision over brute strength. Each hole brings its own unique set of challenges, inviting golfers to think carefully about club selection and shot placement.

What to Expect

As you navigate Shannopin, expect a moderate challenge that suits golfers across a variety of handicap levels. Keep an eye out for subtle elevation changes that can influence your approach shots, and be wary of the strategically placed bunkers that can catch an errant tee shot. A well-rounded game, particularly with your irons, will serve you well here, especially on the back nine where the holes tighten up and demand precise placement. Make sure to enjoy the greens — they tend to run true and can be quite fast, especially in the spring and summer months.

Fun Fact

Founded in 1896, Shannopin Country Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in the Pittsburgh area, and its rich history includes hosting numerous local and regional tournaments through the years.

About Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, once known as the Steel City, has transformed into a vibrant cultural hub filled with rich history and diverse neighborhoods. With its eclectic mix of arts, food, and sports, the city offers a unique blend of urban charm and natural beauty, framed by the confluence of three rivers. Visitors can explore everything from the iconic Andy Warhol Museum to the picturesque Point State Park.

Nearby Attractions

While in Pittsburgh, don’t miss a visit to Primanti Bros., where you can savor their famous sandwiches piled high with fries and coleslaw. If you fancy a bit of local culture afterward, head to the Heinz History Center for a dose of the city's intriguing past. For a cozy stay, consider The Omni William Penn Hotel, which blends historic charm with modern luxury, making it a perfect retreat after a day on the course.

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